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Engaging policy makers in action on socially determined health inequities: developing evidence-informed cameos

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Priest, Naomi
Waters, Elizabeth
Valentine, Nicole
Armstrong, Rebecca
Prasad, Amit
Solar, Orielle
Friel, Sharon

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This article describes an innovative knowledge translation project involving researchers and key stakeholders commissioned by the World Health Organization (WHO) for the Commission on Social Determinants of Health (CSDH). The project aimed to develop ‘cameo’ reports of evidence-based policies and interventions addressing social determinants of health, intended for use by leaders and advocates, as well as policy and programme decision makers, to advance global action. The iterative process of developing the framework and content of the cameos, in the context of a limited evidence base, is described, and a number of issues related to the integration of multiple sources of evidence for knowledge translation action are identified.

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Evidence and Policy 5.1 (2009): 53-70

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